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9/11 11SEP2001 Al Qaeda terrorist hijack 4 planes that crash into World Trade Center/Pentagon/Pennsylvania How many people were injured during 9/11? 6,000 people How many people died in 9/11? 2,996 How many terrorist hijackers of 9/11 died? 19 Operation Noble Eagle After 9/11 fighter aircraft flew air patrols, National Guard/Reserve protected assets. 100 fighter planes continued to monitor airspace. War on Terror President Bush demands Taliban gov deliver leaders of al-Qaeda/terrorists/imprisoned nationals to US gov. Operation Enduring Freedom Fight against terrorism to foreign soil/350 aircraft sent to Afghanistan 07 October 2001 Operation Enduring Freedom strikes w/AF bombers f/fight against Afghanistan Operation Enduring Freedom Expands (mission) Jan 2002 1,200 U.S. Special Operations Command deploy to Philippines to assist Armed Forces to uproot terrorists groups like Jemaah Islamiyah/Abu Sayyaf What operation recovered one American hostage/reduced 800 to 100 of the Abu Sayyaf Group/had humanitarian ops that created 14 schools, 7 clinics, 3 hospitals, and med care f/18,000 residents of Basilan? Operation Enduring Freedom Expands (outcome) War on Terrorism in Africa Horn of Africa mid-2002 mission to detect terrorist activities/humanitarian efforts schools/med facilities/counter-terrorism training f/ Djibouti, Kenya, and Ethiopia. Operation Anaconda 04MAR2002 one of the most crucial joint combat ops/remove Taliban from Afghanistan. Conducted in the Shahikot Valley. American victory 8 Americans dead and 80 wounded. Petty Officer First Class Neil C. Roberts Fell through open helicopter door during Operation Anaconda What did the press referred to Operation Anaconda? What about the men who fought in it? Shah-I-Kot Mountain & Robert's Ridge 19 July 2003 Kevin Whalen Tactical Air Control Party Terminal Attack Controller/ambushed/effective fire w/automatic grenade launcher/shot 3 times/radio call to close air support/awarded the Silver Star. cyberspace a domain characterized by electronics/electromagnetic spectrum to store/mod/exchange data via networked systems/physical infrastructures cyberspace warfare purposes a domain in which signals hold at-risk intelligent systems 3 components of cyberspace Effectors, Medium, Targets Four axioms of offensive cyberpower misdirecting function, stealth access, exploit vulnerable, superior human cognition cyberspace war fighting perspective internet favors defense over offense How many components to cyberspace 3 Effectors a broad range of signal-borne threats, both analog and digital Targets includes weapons and systems that use computers or networks Medium enables effectors to access the targets wired/wireless/hardware/software cyber threat over-the-horizon early warning systems detect activity/analyze forensic fingerprints/communicate reach-back options to avoid the threat Offensive cyberpower exploitation of the unconceived vulnerability/unknown cyber insecurity wins vs known cybersecurity info on tail flashes shows base/unit/tail number of aircraft unit flagship single aircraft assigned to unit CC used f/photos/airshows roundel circular disc used as a national or historic symbol country roundels originated France tail flash designs common color gray camouflage appearance mission design series designator official DOD-recogn alphanumeric symbol/designate military defense aerospace vehicles/two components separated by a dash first component of design series alpha characters/mission of vehicle second component of design series alphanumeric characters/design number/series of vehicle letter following two-part designator of aircraft indicates model type/series/resulted from improved model designs Mission Design Series prefix G Permanently Grounded Mission Design Series prefix J Special Test (temporary) Mission Design Series prefix N Special Test (permanent) Mission Design Series prefix X Experimental Mission Design Series prefix Y Prototype Mission Design Series prefix Z Planning Mission Design Series modified/basic mission designator A Attack Mission Design Series modified/basic mission designator H Search/Rescue Mission Design Series modified/basic mission designator R Reconnaissance Mission Design Series modified/basic mission designator X Research Mission Design Series grouping D G H S V Z Vehicle type Mission Design Series modified/basic designator B Bomber Mission Design Series modified/basic designator C Cargo Mission Design Series modified/basic designator F Fighter Mission Design Series modified/basic designator K Aerial Refueling Mission Design Series modified/basic designator L Cold Weather